1926 $2 1/2 SESQUI

Description

# 1926 $2.50 Gold Commemorative Sesquicentennial Half Eagle. A stunning Gem Uncirculated example of the 1926 Sesquicentennial Quarter Eagle, celebrating America's 150th anniversary of independence. Struck at the Philadelphia Mint under the artistic direction of John R. Sinnock, this commemorative gold piece represents a pivotal moment in numismatic history. Graded PCGS MS-65, this pristine specimen showcases exceptional preservation and eye appeal. The obverse displays a captivating full-length Liberty figure, holding a torch and an unfurling scroll, symbolizing the nation's freedom and progress. The reverse features a detailed rendering of Independence Hall, the hallowed site where the Declaration of Independence was signed. From a total mintage of 46,019, this coin represents a significant piece of the early 20th-century commemorative gold series. The piece is composed of 90% gold and 10% copper, with classic reeded edge and precise 18mm diameter. With a PCGS population of 317 coins at this grade level and a total of 2,159 graded, this example offers collectors a remarkable opportunity to own a well-preserved piece of American numismatic heritage. Price guide value: $1,550. Certification Details: - *PCGS MS-65*. - Certificate #25349681. - *Population: 317 in grade*